Any Aviation People Here Who Could Answer This?

[robmpink]

I notice a lot of commercial aircraft fly high over near my house. There is a small international airport about 10 miles away, but they are flying too high for that to be there destination. It seems like some flying corridor of sort. I'm curious if there is a place to track this kind of info.

I could be chilling be the fire pit, smoking a cigar, and sometimes count like 15 planes in one sitting.

[pronk]

maps.unomaha.edu/animatedflightatlas/FlightTrafficAnimation.html

[robmpink]

Thanks, I will have to take a look at this.

[pronk]

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[Robber]

hmmm private airfields?

[Dirty Sanchez]

Lots of approach and departure routes cross through many airports, military airfields, etc. In a place like New York it's a friggin nightmare because you've got the 3 airports, Teeterborough, and the "no fly" bubbles around NYC, sports venues, etc. It truly is a difficult task getting in and out of that place.

[robmpink]

I tried the sight and couldn't find the info i was looking for. However i googled ingo and found a site where it gives you live flight info. It was nuts.